US Discusses Possibility of Russian Gas Reaching Europe Again via Ukraine
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The United States is discussing the possibility of Russian natural gas once again reaching Europe through the Ukrainian gas transmission system. The information was published by Forbes Bulgaria.
Gas transit through Ukraine ended on January 1, 2025, when the contract between Russia and Ukraine expired. Afterwards, Russian gas for Europe began flowing mainly along the TurkStream route, which passes through Bulgaria and reaches countries in Southeast Europe.
The topic is also important for Bulgaria, because the country is part of the gas network in the region. Changes in supply routes could affect supply and gas prices, both for households and for industry.
The available information contains no details about the terms of these talks, the countries taking part in them, or the timeframes. No decision has been announced so far. Developments will continue to be closely monitored by European energy markets and by governments in the region.
Sources: Forbes Bulgaria
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